No. Your undergraduate degree can be in any field, provided your grade-point average is high (the average undergraduate G.P.A. for admitted MMH students has been 3.3.) In fact, only a small number of MMH students studied hospitality as an undergraduate - most students come into the program with social science or traditional business degrees.

The University of North Texas is a thriving public university with a legacy of excellence in a broad range of academic areas. Browse through the current list of career fields in the Undergraduate Overview or take a closer look at specific bachelor's degrees in our list of undergraduate majors and interests.

It is often true that when considering candidates of roughly equal qualifications, the committee may consider a candidate's school, and particularly the reputation of the specific discipline at that school. This is why it is important to take a challenging course of study that includes advanced courses, directed independent study, and where applicable, research experience.

No. Our program is an interdisciplinary program and our students come from a variety of academic backgrounds, as do our faculty.

Yes. Prior to enrollment at our law school, a student must have received a baccalaureate degree from a four-year accredited institution. You must have completed the equivalent of 90 semester hours.

Yes, there are many joint degree options available to J.D. students.  Some are structured programs, but students may also individually design other joint degree opportunities.   Applicants interested in joint degree programs must apply to each program separately. Normally students earn both a masters degree and a J.D. in four years.  

For frequently questions regarding the College of Business and Technology, please visit the following website: http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/cbt/cbtfaq.asp#Q1ApplyForAdmission

No. The only consideration about an undergraduate program is the availability of the necessary pre-requisite courses, particularly upper division science courses, in the context of a rigorous program. Choosing a college or university is a very important decision and you should weigh a variety of factors including the location, available areas of study, quality of the educational experience, recreational opportunities, and scholarships to name a few.

Most students graduate from the B.A. completion program in two years or less. Completion of 180 quarter credits is required for graduation. These may include transcript credits from other colleges and universities, Antioch University credits and prior learning credits earned through Antioch's prior learning program. You must enroll for a minimum of four quarters and at least 36 current learning credits to get your liberal arts degree from Antioch.

It depends on the course you select, but it usually takes three years. If you decide to do a sandwich course or one with a foreign language, it takes four years. A full course in Scotland also lasts four years. If you want to study architecture or medicine, your course will take between five and seven years.

Degree and degree program information (http://uwf.edu/catalog/deg.htm) is available online. Undergraduate advisors have a web site at the http://uwf.edu/survey/enrollment/success/advising/advising.htm address.

To be considered for admission, an applicant must hold a bachelor's degree or recognized equivalent from an accredited institution and have adequate preparation in the biological, physical, and/or social sciences. Each area of concentration has slightly different criteria, so it is important to review each program.

Yes. Columbia offers numerous joint-degree programs - most with many of the graduate and professional schools of Columbia University and a handful with non-Columbia graduate programs. Applications to the two programs must be filed separately and prospective joint-degree students may apply concurrently or during the first or second years of either program. For more detailed information about these opportunities, please click here.

Yes! The University now runs residential type degree programs in addition to taking courses online. This dual mode of learning will be of immense benefits to our students.

We do. Please see our college degrees page for more information. Note, however, that a college degree is not necessary for success as a commercial helicopter pilot. Graduates of our Professional Pilot Instrument Program are fully qualified for employment in the helicopter industry.

No! Candidates will come from a variety of disciplines. Similarly, while you must have at least two years of full-time work experience in a field related to finance or business, we expect candidates to bring a wide variety of experiences to the program.

Visit CASNR Undergraduate Programs for a comprehensive list of programs. For more detailed information, visit the CASNR departmental websites.

Answer: APSIA is an association of professional graduate schools. While many of our member institutions have undergraduate programs alongside their graduate programs, APSIA does not compile data or information about undergraduate programs of study in international affairs. Information about undergraduate study at any of our member schools can be found by visiting their program websites.

Furman offers the Bachelor of Music degree in performance, church music, music education or music theory. Students may also earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in music, which gives them the flexibility to explore interests in other academic areas or to complete a double major in music and another academic area.